OK, I'm going to do a screen recording of this
because I tried to do this on Adobe Connect last week
and ran into some technical difficulties.
So this is a quick way to get started with Qualtrics.
First, we go to Qualtrics.usu.edu.
And you'll notice that you log in here.
It automatically logged me in, but everybody
has an account if you have an A number
and your strong password.
So just log in there, and this is your screen.
I've got a bunch of surveys here,
but yours will be empty, no doubt.
And just say, Create a Survey.
Pretty easy.
And you can copy somebody else's survey if you want,
or they have a Survey Library.
I just, generally, use the Quick Survey Builder.
Click that on.
Create Survey.
OK, so this is the page you get.
And if you've been using SurveyMonkey
or some other ones, you'll get to here,
and you'll say, "Oh, my gosh, where is everything?"
You have to start with Create a New Question,
and then you get this menu over here.
It's got most of the common types
of questions, multiple-choice, single answers.
And so they have this kind of fuzzy logic.
And it'll say you probably want to do a multiple-choice,
so you just click on that for your question.
This is fun to use?
And if you put in yes, then it automatically
figures that if you start with yes
that you're going to want to have no, so it
puts that in there.
But you can add more choices if you don't want just yes and no,
by going over here Choices, Multiple, Add 1.
And it's going to guess what I was
going to put in here, maybe.
And then, OK, so, nothing, definitely not, probably not.
See, it likes to kind of guess what you want to put in there.
But if I keep going, it's going to run out.
So there you have it.
So let's just say-- let's just do one question here.
But you've got all kinds of questions you can do.
If you just want to add descriptive text.
Stop showing me this.
A matrix table, and when you mouse over it,
it gives you some examples.
Multiple-choice, Text Entry.
And Text Entry is, sort of, an essay question.
So you can have it one line, or you
can do a essay, which gives you a big box so people
can write forever in there.
And so there's other types of questions.
It's got some funny ones, like Hot Spots.
So you could put in a picture of an ad or something,
and people could mouse over it, and you
could ask them, "Which parts of this do you like or dislike?"
I haven't found that tremendously useful,
but it's kind of nice to know that it's there.
But OK, Rank Order.
You can do some fancy rank order ones.
You can do a drop and drag graphics.
So you can say people--
All right, so you can keep adding questions.
You just Add a Question, Add a Question.
And then it also has graphics built in.
So let's see, if I want to Add a Graphic up here,
say, Collect a Graphic Question.
In my library, I have all my logos in the library.
You can upload your own.
Oh, but my gosh, I want my graphic at the top,
not here at the bottom.
So you can just rearrange things by going--
use the up and down arrows.
So now I have my graphic at the top.
And it's automatically saving everything as you go.
You don't have to really worry about pausing and saving.
So let's just keep it simple here,
and let's preview the survey.
This will help you see exactly how it works in real life.
And it's got a nice, added feature they just
put in this year that shows you what it would
look like on a mobile device.
And I can show, you see the drop and drag thing,
you can't actually see that unless you go into the preview.
It helps you rank things, you can change them around.
Click to make sure they work.
It gives you a little generic thank you thing.
OK, so that was the preview.
So I like it.
What else do I want to do?
Well, what about spell-check?
That's useful.
Looks like no spelling errors.
And I previewed, I spell-checked.
What do I want to do now?
I want to Launch the Survey.
And Survey is Active.
Activate your survey to collect responses.
And, just like SurveyMonkey and other survey software,
you get a link to send to people.
OK, that's the basic stuff.